Hot Steam Eye Mask, Azuki Bean Flavor, Warm, Made In Japan, Relieves Eye Strain and Tired Eyes, Wakasa Seikatsu (Denim)

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KEY FEATURES: • Product name: Blueberry dyed hot eye mask • Color: Denim/Check denim • Size: Width 22cm/8.5cm • Materials: (Outer material) 87% cotton, 13% charcoal-mixed fiber (Lining) 92% cotton, 8% charcoal-mixed fiber (Inner bag material) 100% cotton (Inner bag inner material) 100% azuki beans/Made in Tanba • Country of origin: Japan

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Gradually warm ``Azuki eye mask'' One way to relieve tired eyes and eye strain [Refresh your eyes by warming them] It is recommended to warm your eyes when you are resting, such as before going to bed. Heating improves blood circulation, relieves muscle tension, and helps you relax. There is a switch around the eyes that switches from the sympathetic nervous system to the parasympathetic nervous system, so heating it can also help you relax. ``Two Warm Secrets'' ① Steam released from red beans If you heat the inner bag in the microwave at 500W for 20 to 30 seconds, the same moist heat as a steamed towel will last for about 20 to 30 minutes. The reason why it has a gentle warmth that feels like soaking in a bath is because the azuki beans contain plenty of water. It is said to be effective against dry eyes and eye strain, and it also has a warming effect that suppresses inflammation, making it great for relieving stuffy noses caused by hay fever. ② SUMISEN, a special fiber made from carbonized cotton, retains its far-infrared effect even after washing, and the charcoal effect lasts semi-permanently. The steam from the adzuki beans and the far infrared rays from the charcoal will further warm you up. The light purple color of the lining is a natural dye that uses blueberries that could not be shipped because they were damaged or irregularly shaped at a blueberry farm in Tanba run by Wakasa Seikatsu Co., Ltd. This product also incorporates efforts to reduce food loss.

SPECIFICATIONS: • Brand: SUMIyarn